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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Endur" data-source="post: 2545033" data-attributes="member: 3346">I agree with everything MSD and the other posters said.My comments:All law schools are pretty much the same inside the classroom.  They are as fun or as miserable as you want them to be.  Law Schools are very different from a job prospects perspective, however.  Highly rated law schools virtually guarantee job offers.  A lowly rated law school may leave you in a retail position.Try your absolute best to get into Harvard or another famous school.  It will help your career for the rest of your life, no matter what you decide to do.  What would I recommend?  1) Study for at least a year for the LSAT.  You want a perfect score.2) Try to find a way to prove to the admissions committee that you will be a perfect student for them to recruit.  I don't know what to tell you here, but this should be strived for.3) When you do get in, study hard for the first year.  That's the most important year.  If possible, study before you enter your 1L year.  Look at the course outlines, read the textbooks, and be prepared to take the exams before your classes start.</blockquote>